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"Lazy Cakes" sweep tobacco shops in East Texas

POSTED: Wednesday, March 2, 2011 - 6:56pm
UPDATED: Thursday, March 3, 2011 - 12:43am
key ingredient melatonin puts people to sleep
TYLER — A trend hitting some East Texas tobacco shops are relaxation brownies, but they have extremely high doses of melatonin, the hormone that puts you to sleep.
Made of natural ingredients, like rose hips and velarian root, "lazy cakes" are perfectly legal.
Key ingredient melatonin isn't even regulated or evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
And they're literally selling like hot cakes at The Dragon's Breath in Tyler.
Each "lazy cake" has two servings of 3.9 mg of melatonin, that's a total of almost
8 mg if you ate the entire brownie.
According to WebMD, adults should start with .2 mg because of melatonin's potency.
The two shops featured in this report are:
The Dragon's Breath
1318 S. Vine Ave Tyler
PureBody Nutrition
6747 S. Broadway Tyler www.purebodynutrition.com
Jessica Wilson/ KETKnbc.com













